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State-run newspaper China Daily said on Monday that top researchers at the People¡¯s Bank of China had recently agreed that higher rates would ¡°help to squeeze asset bubbles and restrain debt expansion, as a tool to be used with broader oversight of financial activities.¡±
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The paper quoted Ji Min, deputy head of the bank¡¯s research bureau, as saying over the weekend that there ¡°is room for an increase in interest rates in the short term as industrial product prices and enterprises¡¯ profitability have improved since last year¡±.
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The state-run daily wrote that a possible hike in interest rates, ¡°along with the key lever of cutting the overcapacity of industrial producers, would further improve producers¡¯ investment returns by curbing debt expansion regardless of the costs of borrowing, according to the officials.¡±
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Ms Nguyen said in December that the Shanghai 3-month interbank lending rate had ¡°shot up to reflect tighter liquidity and counter-party risks of banks.¡±

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The PBoC last raised rates for its Medium-term Lending Facility and reverse repos by five basis points on December 14 following an overnight rise of 25 bps by the US Federal Reserve overnight.
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